Three years later the solo project became a group of three, and their official debut Die Liebe Gottes – Eine märchenhafte Black Metal Operette (The Love of God – A fairy tale-like black metal Operetta) divided the scene.

In this time Alexander went on to create his darker alter-ego Weena Morloch, which was more noise music based, and included samples from horror movies.

The limited first edition of Heiliges Herz ("Sacred Heart")[3] came in a special book format and a slipcase with silver foil embossing.

The 44 booklet pages were bound in linen and made of a special paper with a lacquer print and contained lyrics, liner notes, many photos illustrations exclusively done for the album.

Additionally there was a bonus CD which contained remixes by In Strict Confidence, L'Âme Immortelle, Pain, P·A·L, Wumpscut and unreleased songs and material from Alexander Kaschte's archives.